The **stopping** of a vehicle refers to the **immobilization of the vehicle due to traffic needs**. This means that the vehicle stops because of situations that occur while driving, such as an emergency, a traffic jam, or when traffic signals or officers indicate it.

- **Emergencies**: It may be necessary to stop due to an accident, a breakdown, or if a passenger feels unwell.
- **Traffic jams**: When there are many vehicles on the road, you may need to stop.
- **Traffic signals**: Signals or traffic officers may require you to stop.


It is important to differentiate stopping from other actions such as **pausing** or **parking**. Pausing involves stopping the vehicle for less than two minutes, and the driver does not move away from the vehicle. Parking, on the other hand, means leaving the vehicle immobile for more than two minutes, allowing the driver to move away.

Therefore, stopping is specific to traffic situations that require the vehicle to be temporarily immobilized.